The 5 Greatest Beatles Songs Written by John Lennon

The article ranks five of John Lennon’s Beatles songs, arguing that his autobiographical writing and engagement with anti-war and counterculture movements helped shape some of the band’s most distinctive work. The supplied text describes “Revolution”, “Come Together” and “All You Need Is Love”, linking each to the political and cultural moment in which it was written.

“Revolution” grew out of the 1968 protests and expressed Lennon’s support for social change through peaceful means, though some activists saw it as too cautious; he later revised its lyrics in live performances. “Come Together” opened *Abbey Road* and reached number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 in 1969, while “All You Need Is Love” was performed for the 1967 *Our World* broadcast, available in 24 countries. The article text provided ends before naming the other two songs.